Chinese Writing System
Abstract
With an aim to assist the Chinese learners to have comprehensive understanding and overall knowledge about Chinese character and writing, this paper mainly discusses the origin and development of Chinese character and writing, analyzes the structure of Chinese character, the phonology of Chinese (Pronunciation) and the reform of Chinese.References
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